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Top Java Programmers to Follow: Influential Experts and Their Profiles

1. James Gosling

Creator of Java.

Twitter

2. Joshua Bloch

Author of Effective Java.

Twitter

3. Doug Lea

Java Concurrency Expert.

Website

4. Brian Goetz

Java Language Architect at Oracle.

Website | LinkedIn

5. Mark Reinhold

Chief Architect of Java.

Website | Twitter

6. Venkat Subramaniam

Java Champion, Functional Programming.

Website | LinkedIn | GitHub

7. Kirk Pepperdine

Java Performance Expert.

Website

8. Trisha Gee

Java Developer Advocate at JetBrains.

Website | Twitter

9. Heinz Kabutz

Java Performance Specialist.

Website

10. Adam Bien

Java EE Expert, Author.

Website | Twitter

11. Juergen Hoeller

Co-founder of Spring Framework.

Twitter

12. Rod Johnson

Creator of Spring Framework.

Twitter

13. Arun Gupta

Java Champion, Kubernetes advocate.

Twitter | Website

14. Nicolas Frankel

Java and Microservices Expert.

Twitter | Website

15. Bruno Souza

Java Evangelist.

Twitter

16. Reza Rahman

Java EE Expert, Jakarta EE Advocate.

Twitter

17. Antonio Goncalves

Java EE Expert, Author.

Twitter | Website

18. Simon Ritter

Java Champion, OpenJDK Expert.

Twitter

19. Marcus Lagergren

JVM Performance Expert.

Twitter

20. Gunnar Morling

Open Source Java Developer.

Twitter | Website

21. Venkat Subramaniam

Founder of Agile Developer, Java Expert.

Twitter | Website

22. Brian Goetz

Java Language Architect at Oracle.

Twitter

23. Mark Reinhold

Chief Architect of the Java Platform.

Twitter

24. Stephen Colebourne

Author of Joda-Time and Java Date/Time API.

Twitter | Website

25. Alexey Shipilev

JVM Performance Engineer.

Twitter

26. Nicolai Parlog

Java Author and Speaker.

Twitter | Website

27. Rafael Winterhalter

Creator of ByteBuddy.

Twitter

28. Daniel Bryant

Java Developer, Microservices Expert.

Twitter

29. Markus Eisele

Java and Jakarta EE Advocate.

Twitter | Website

30. Michael Hunger

Java and Neo4j Expert.

Twitter

31. Martijn Verburg

Java Champion, AdoptOpenJDK Leader.

Twitter

32. Ben Evans

Java Expert, Author, Performance Engineer.

Twitter

33. James Ward

Java and Cloud Advocate.

Twitter
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